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You're listening to the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

Hello I'm Jonathan Agnew and welcome to the TMS podcast and Root finally arrives in Ranchi

a hundred and six nod out on the first day and is guarded England to three hundred and two

for seven at the close of play. We'll talk about that innings and the state of the pitch after

Ben Stokes was given out LBW on a ball that simply didn't bounce. That's a topic.

Stephen Schimmold is speaking to Dinesh Kartich about as well, so it so we could to get an Indian perspective on that.

But also hear from Zach Crawley, who is being speaking to Steph.

I'm alongside Phil Toughnell and Michael Vaughan.

Michael's coming to us from a hotel conference room, he might have a bit of background noise at times.

So just to give you a brief rundown of the day's play, England won the toss batted.

There's been a lot of talk about this pitch, hasn't there?

Well actually the openness did pretty well, but 47 on the board.

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